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Mississippi River

Day 11: Memphis - Nashville Continue on to Nashville, known as the

capital of country music. The city earned its title with the very first

airing of the WSM Barn Dance radio program, the forerunner of the

Grand Ole Opry. The newly renovated Ryman Auditorium in

downtown Nashville, once home of the Grand Ole Opry, the studios

near Music Row, and Opryland itself attest to Nashville’s reputation

as the most important city in country music.

Day 12: Nashville Begin your day in this dynamic and thriving cultural

and state capital of Tennessee with a morning city tour. While

exploring the city’s landmarks, perhaps you’ll discover a new country

music classic before they even hit the charts while visiting one of the

many recording studios around town. Perhaps enjoy dinner and a

show in the evening as an optional excursion.

Day 13: Nashville - Chattanooga - Atlanta Leaving Music City, we

head to Chattanooga, home to the famous Choo Choo and which

has received national recognition for the renaissance of its beautiful

downtown and redevelopment of its riverfront. In the afternoon, our

trails lead us back to Atlanta where you may want to check our one

of the sites you were not able to experience at the start of the tour

like the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca Cola, CNN Centre.

Day 14: Atlanta Morning at your leisure before departure. Your ATI

Tour Director will be available to assist you in arranging individual

transfers to Atlanta International Airport or with sightseeing

recommendation for the day should you want to enjoy this great city

further. We hope you have had a memorable journey and look

forward to you the opportunity to host your next visit to America

Day 8: New Orleans The day is yours to explore the charm and

excitement of one of America’s most unique cities and for you to

take in the French flavour & grandeur of New Orleans. May we

suggest starting the day with a visit to a working plantation

(optional). Explore the French Quarter with its trademark wrought

iron balconies overlooking the narrow cobblestone streets.

Day 9: New Orleans - Baton Rouge - Natchez This morning, we will

travel to the capitol of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, and conduct a brief

city tour. From there, we will travel via the historic Natchez Trace

Parkway to Natchez. The parkway is a 444-mile drive through

exceptional scenery and years of Native American and European

history. Natchez is the oldest European settlement on the Mississippi

River. Before the Civil War, wealthy plantation owners from Louisiana

built magnificent Antebellum homes here because the area was

considered safer from flooding. This afternoon, we will visit one of

the homes and learn about the wealth of these 19th century

millionaires.

Day 10: Natchez - Mississippi River Valley - Memphis Leave Natchez

and drive on to Memphis, home of ‘Sun Records’. As a large river

port, it was one of the most important links in the cotton trade

before the Civil War. Memphis is also known as the “home of the

blues.” A brief city tour will take you to the city’s liveliest street, Beale

Street, where the blues and other types of music are played nightly

in almost a dozen clubs. Travel along historic Front Street, known as

Cotton Row in the days when cotton traders and merchants

conducted business here. Of course, no visit to Memphis would be

complete without a visit to Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley

(optional).

Includes • Return flights from Dublin to Atlanta • 13 Nights Hotel

accommodation • Services of a Professional tour Director • Meals:

4 Breakfasts • Welcome reception to meet fellow travellers • Visit

Stately Oaks Plantation and museum, the inspiration for “Tara” from

Gone with the Wind Sight-seeing tour of Atlanta including MLK’s

boyhood home and visitors’ centre • Tour historic Charleston and see

the iconic piazzas of the beautiful homes • Travel to Beaufort, the

filming site of the movie Forest Gump • Trolley Tour the historic

downtown district of Savannah • Experience historic landmarks of

the Civil Rights Trail in Montgomery and Selma, Alabama • See New

Orleans, home to jazz and beignets • See and visit a lavish

Antebellum-styled Mansion in Natchez • Sightseeing of Memphis:

including the Lorraine Hotel, MLK assassination site, and Beale

Street, home of the Blues • Tour Nashville and go Honky Tonkin’ •

See the renowned Chattanooga Choo Choo

Departure Dates 2020 • 18 Apr; 2, 23 May; 6 Jun; 29 Aug; 12, 26 Sep;

10 Oct

Pricefrom£2065/€2209perpersonbasedon2sharing.

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To book call Dublin 01 673 3800 or Belfast 028 9051 1800

All prices are a guide. Prices can increase or decrease. Prices in £ Sterling / € Euro and are based on 2 adults/2 children sharing a room. Prices shown are a starting price and will vary according to departure

date and time of booking. Hotel and peak supplements may apply. Important: See the back of the brochure for terms and conditions - a full version can be found on our website and must be read prior to booking.

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